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How Seraph CTI Works

From threat signal to prioritised action.

Follow one real vulnerability — CVE-2021-44228, Log4Shell — as it moves through Seraph CTI's intelligence engine: collected from external feeds, analysed and connected to real-world exploitation, matched against your environment, and turned into a prioritised action.

01

Collect

A new vulnerability is disclosed. Seraph has it within hours.

Seraph continuously ingests vulnerability disclosures, CISA KEV updates, breach and leak sources, and threat actor reporting from external intelligence feeds — not a nightly batch job.

New Disclosure — CVE-2021-44228Illustrative example
  • SourceNVD / CISA KEV
  • Affected SoftwareApache Log4j 2.x
  • DisclosedPublicly disclosed
  • StatusEntering Seraph CTI catalogue
02

Analyse & Connect

The vulnerability is scored, flagged and linked to real-world exploitation.

Seraph cross-references CVSS and EPSS scoring, confirms CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities status, and connects the CVE to threat actor groups observed exploiting it — turning a bare CVE number into context.

CVE-2021-44228 — EnrichedIllustrative example
  • CVSS10.0 (Critical)
  • CISA KEVYes
  • Known ExploitationObserved, multiple threat actors
  • MITRE ATT&CKT1190 — Exploit Public-Facing Application
03

Match to Your Environment

Seraph checks whether this actually affects you.

The vulnerability is compared against your organisation's technology watches — the specific software and platforms you've told Seraph you run — not the entire internet's exposure.

Technology Watch — Match FoundIllustrative example
  • Technology WatchApache Log4j
  • Match StatusAffected assets found
  • Assets Identified3 internet-facing services
  • Exposure LevelHigh — public-facing
04

Prioritise & Act

A prioritised alert reaches your team, not a buried CVE number.

Seraph surfaces the alert with a priority tier and recommended action, so your team can patch, investigate or escalate — instead of triaging a raw feed of thousands of CVEs.

Priority Alert RaisedIllustrative example
  • PriorityCritical — act within 24 hours
  • Recommended ActionPatch / apply mitigation
  • Routed ToSOC investigation queue
  • StatusAwaiting remediation confirmation
  1. Patch
  2. Investigate
  3. Escalate
Where Action Leads

Intelligence, then whoever's best placed to act on it.

Not every finding is handled the same way. Seraph CTI routes each one to the right place — your own team, or a Seraph Cyber service when specialist work is needed.

Ready to see this engine running in your organisation?

Book a demo for a guided walkthrough of Seraph CTI, or talk to our team about your requirements.